Order Cerazette after completing our simple online contraception consultation.
No, Cerazette is a progestogen-only pill (POP), also known as the mini-pill. Unlike combined pills, it contains only one hormone — progestogen — and does not include oestrogen.
Cerazette doesn't include a break for monthly periods. Some women may have irregular bleeding, which can continue throughout the time they use it.
Yes, Desogestrel is the active ingredient in Cerazette. This means both Desogestrel (generic) and Cerazette work the same way.
Desomono and Cerazette are different brands, but both contain the same active ingredient: desogestrel. They work the same way.
Yes, Cerelle and Cerazette are two different brands, but they both contain the same active ingredient: desogestrel. They work in the same way and are considered equally effective.
No, Cerazette is not available over the counter and requires a prescription. However, some other brands of progesterone-only pills may be available without a prescription in certain pharmacies.
You should take one Cerazette pill every day at the same time, without any breaks between packs. Once you finish one strip, you immediately start the next one, ensuring continuous daily protection.
Cerazette works immediately if you start taking it within the first 5 days of your period. If you begin at any other time in your cycle, it may take up to 7 days to become effective, so you should use additional barrier protection during that time.
Irregular bleeding is common with Cerazette and usually settles over time. If bleeding is heavy or lasts more than 7 days, consult your doctor. They may advise stopping the pill or exploring other options.
Cerazette may cause weight gain or bloating in some women. If you are concerned about these or other side effects of the mini-pill, it’s best to speak with your doctor before starting treatment.
Hair loss is a less common side effect of Cerazette. It usually resolves on its own, but if it continues or worsens, consult your doctor.
You can stop taking Cerazette at any time. However, once you stop, you will no longer be protected against pregnancy unless you use another form of contraception, such as condoms.
Most women ovulate within 2–4 weeks after stopping Cerazette, but it can vary.
No, Cerazette does not affect pregnancy tests. Pregnancy tests measure the hormone hCG, which Cerazette does not interfere with. If you think you might be pregnant while taking Cerazette, consult your doctor promptly.
No, Cerazette doesn't affect pregnancy test results. Tests work even if you're on the pill. If you suspect pregnancy, consult your doctor.
How do I renew my prescription?
Use the 'Subscribe & Save' option, choose how often you want deliveries, and place your order. You'll get automatic refills and 10% off.
Yes, it's safe to order Cerazette online from certified pharmacies like SW PHARMA, where it's prescribed after an online consultation and follows UK medical guidelines.
Yes, your order will arrive in plain, discreet packaging with no mention of HealthExpress or the contents. Billing is also kept private.
Yes, the listed price includes consultation, prescription, medication, and next-day delivery — no hidden fees.
We offer next-day delivery within the UK